by Jeremiah Barry The United States Supreme Court recently issued an opinion in the case of Nelson v. Colorado, holding that Colorado’s statute for awarding compensation to certain exonerated persons […]

By Jennifer Gilroy and Abby Chestnut[1] Here is a civically inspired thought for you: As a citizen of the United States, you own the law. The law is not subject […]

by Julie Pelegrin Since 1975, the federal “Individuals with Disabilities Education Act” (IDEA) has required states to provide a “free appropriate public education,” or FAPE, to each child with a […]

by Brita Darling Will the decision in a dispute concerning rubber playground surfaces in Missouri affect where students go to school in Douglas County, Colorado? The United States Supreme Court […]

by Esther van Mourik When you buy a present for your friend at a store in Colorado, the retailer collects the sales tax on that purchase and remits that amount […]